Anyone tried it? It seems like it could be a way to shed some calories (and turn the heating down!) but is it really possible to actually work like that? I think typing might be hard, although I usually have my arms on the desk. I also generally can concentrate much better when I'm doing something else menial. On calls I do stuff like play with blu-tak, sharpen my penknife, whittle lollipop sticks with said penknife, that kind of thing.
Didn't know this was a thing.
I suspect I would probably stop to think about something, and then slide off the back
I've got a small treadmill under my stand up desk. Yes, typing is a lot trickier as with your body moving ever so slightly.
However, for Teams meetings where I'm not on camera and don't have to take lots of notes its ideal.
Keeps me warm as well!
Edit - This is the one I have: Linky
sharpen my penknife, whittle lollipop sticks with said penknife
Next thing you'll be bringing a gun into the office and waving it around 😉
Haven't tried walking/standing desks myself but suspect it would drive me mad.
Next thing you’ll be bringing a gun into the office and waving it around
I try to do it on mute. Not sure if the sound can be picked up by the mic but I'd hate to give the wrong message...
I suspect I would probably stop to think about something, and then slide off the back
Lol!
Seem to be a major benefit for people with ADHD.
Ah so not the next AMC drama spin off.
Didny even know it was a thing...
How about an under desk recumbant turbo trainer, crank arms on a base sort of thing? One for the 'things that you have recently made thread. Maybe th he OP can whittle one up out of Polly sticks?
How about an under desk recumbant turbo trainer,
I'd already have done this if I had the space in the garage! I could've picked up any old recumbent and put it on the smart trainer.
How about an under desk recumbant turbo trainer, crank arms on a base sort of thing?
It's not recumbent, but here you go:
https://flexispot.co.uk/flexispot-all-in-one-desk-bikes-deskcise-pro-v9.html
To be fair the seat is so far back from the pedals it's probably worth of 'semi-recumbent'
I don't think cycling would be as good as walking.
Anyway, I bought the treadmill from eBay and picked it up. I'll let you know how it goes today!
But it says ergonomic
It's harder work than it looks. Because you don't stop or change gait or pace at all.
Typing is reasonably ok, but my head is moving which is making it a bit weird reading the screen which is also wobbling slightly. I can focus on where I'm looking directly but my peripheral vision looks odd. I suppose I should get used to it.
